IEEPA tariffs have been invalidated, creating a significant opportunity to recover previously paid tariffs.
$166B+
In IEEPA duties collected
330,000+
Importers affected nationwide
$160B+
In potential refunds
53M+
Affected entries
We Do All The Work.
You Only Pay If We Recover.
We handle the review, documentation, and recovery process from start to finish. There is no cost to your business until a refund is received. And you may qualify for an upfront advance.
How to Claim Your Refund
Three simple steps to determine what your business may be owed. You pay nothing unless a refund is recovered. For qualifying claims, advance funding may be available so your business can access funds sooner rather than waiting on the government’s refund process.
1. Schedule A Call
Choose a time to speak directly with our team.
2. Submit Your Information
Share a few key details about your business to begin your eligibility review.
3. Review Eligibility
We walk through your situation, determine whether you qualify for a refund, and lay out next steps.
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The refund process isn’t automatic or streamlined. Your recovery depends on accuracy and expertise. Our team handles it end-to-end, and for qualifying claims, you may receive an upfront advance.
On February 20, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, creating an opportunity for eligible U.S. importers to recover previously paid tariffs.
Recover What You’re Entitled To
The refund process isn’t automatic or streamlined. Your recovery depends on accuracy and expertise. Our team handles it end-to-end, and for qualifying claims, you may receive an upfront advance.
Our Founders
At Singer Tariff Recovery, we’re a focused, cross‑disciplinary team built at the intersection of law, finance, and operations, united by one goal: helping importers recover the tariff refunds they are entitled to as efficiently as possible. We combine deep experience in customs, trade, and business strategy with a practical, client‑first mindset, so your team can stay focused on running the business while we handle the complexity behind the scenes.
Chief Executive Officer
Pamela Gold
Pamela Gold is a co-founder of Singer Tariff Recovery and Chief Operating Officer of J. Singer Law Group. A Yale University graduate, Pamela has built her career at the intersection of strategic leadership, entrepreneurship, and client-centered service — guiding individuals and organizations through complex legal and regulatory challenges while delivering meaningful, lasting results.
Chief Revenue Officer
Benjamin Weiss
Benjamin Weiss is the Chief Revenue Officer of Singer Tariff Recovery, as well as an entrepreneur, investor, and business leader with over 20 years of experience driving growth, innovation, and strategic impact across financial services and private business ventures. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Benjamin is known for his ability to identify opportunity and build lasting value, bringing a results-driven approach to every venture he leads.
Chief Strategy Officer
Jeb Singer
Jeb Singer is a co-founder of Singer Tariff Recovery and Chief Strategy Officer, as well as the Founder and Managing Partner of J. Singer Law Group. A graduate of the University of Michigan and Brooklyn Law School, Jeb has built his career at the intersection of law, entrepreneurship, and strategic leadership — guiding businesses through complex tariff, customs, and import/export challenges while delivering meaningful, lasting results.
What are IEEPA Tariffs?
The IEEPA tariffs layered new import duties on top of existing tariffs between February 2025 and February 2026. Although now invalidated, the refund process is not automatic. The burden is on U.S. importers to assess eligibility, meet applicable deadlines, and act to preserve their ability to recover funds for each entry. Read More
Frequently Asked Questions
What are IEEPA tariffs?
IEEPA tariffs are tariffs imposed under executive orders that relied on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act as the source of authority. Courts later held that IEEPA did not authorize those tariffs.
Did the Supreme Court strike down IEEPA tariffs?
Yes. On February 20, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court held in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump that IEEPA does not authorize the President to impose tariffs.
Are IEEPA refunds available?
A refund process has been taking shape after the Supreme Court’s ruling. Skadden reported that the Court of International Trade ordered refunds of approximately $165 billion in unlawfully collected IEEPA duties, and Reuters reported that CBP was building a system tied to about $166 billion in collections.
How much could IEEPA refunds total?
Public estimates vary. Penn Wharton Budget Model projected up to $175 billion in refunds, while CBP and post-ruling reporting have referenced a refund system for roughly $165 billion to $166 billion in unlawful collections.
When did the IEEPA tariffs start?
The major challenge IEEPA tariff actions began on February 1, 2025, with additional reciprocal tariffs imposed on April 2, 2025.